The Scroll in the Modu Museum

As the saying goes, plans can never keep up with changes.

Lin Zhiluo's original plan was to seek revenge on Li Haobo when he reached level five or six.

Of course, this so-called revenge was merely to assassinate Li Haobo alone.

As it turned out, due to various fortuitous encounters.

He was already level eight by the time he came for revenge.

His strength was sufficient to slaughter everyone in the Li Family manor.

As for after the revenge, Lin Zhiluo had originally intended to go to a familiar dungeon in the center of Modu to rapidly increase his level.

Now, with his level eight status, a set of luxurious equipment, and Da Sha as a powerful assistant.

He could completely skip the step of rapid leveling.

He would head straight for the goal Lin Zhiluo had set from the very beginning—the hidden class: Phantom.

Hidden class: Phantom.

To transfer to this class, one must go to the Modu Museum.

An ancient scroll was collected and displayed inside the Modu Museum.

This scroll was the key to the class transfer.

Once someone activated the scroll, they would be teleported to the Class Transfer Space.

Completing the three trials of the class transfer would grant the class transfer scroll for the Phantom class.

If one failed to complete them or exceeded the time limit, it would count as a failed transfer, and the player would be directly erased.

Of course, these were things Lin Zhiluo only fully understood after his class transfer.

In reality, in his previous life, Lin Zhiluo was half-coerced and half-deceived into entering the Class Transfer Space.

At the beginning, the entire Modu was buzzing with rumors that there was a treasure inside the Modu Museum.

Lin Zhiluo, along with his three superficial roommates, came to the Modu Museum out of curiosity.

It was there that Lin Zhiluo met Li Haobo, Yao Jinghan, and his bodyguards. (In his previous life, because Yao Jinghan did not die, Li Haobo did not immediately hire the Hunting Mercenary Group.)

They had arrived a day earlier than Lin Zhiluo and his group.

They had learned the news that anyone who activated this scroll would "meet an untimely death."

After Lin Zhiluo arrived, he got into an argument with Li Haobo and the others because he had been cheated on.

This caused Li Haobo to lose quite a bit of face in front of others.

Because there were too many people gathered at the Modu Museum at the time, Li Haobo did not take action directly.

Instead, he privately found Lin Zhiluo's three roommates and gave them enough benefits to betray Lin Zhiluo.

The method of betrayal was very simple: they persuaded Lin Zhiluo to activate the scroll.

Lin Zhiluo did not know at the time that activating the scroll would lead to an "untimely death."

Being sweet-talked by a few "close" roommates who claimed that activating the scroll would increase his strength.

Lin Zhiluo, blinded by rage, completely failed to discern the lie.

Coupled with the threats from Li Haobo's men on the side.

In the end, he chose to activate the scroll.

However, to everyone's surprise, Lin Zhiluo actually succeeded in the transfer and obtained the "Phantom" class transfer scroll.

Although during the process of the transfer, Lin Zhiluo's entire face was clawed and disfigured by the boss that appeared in the third trial.

That was the general sequence of events.

When this happened, it was the eighth day of the Doomsday Game.

It was only the fourth day now, so there would definitely be no one at the Modu Museum.

Lin Zhiluo decided to strike first.

The target item was clear.

Lin Zhiluo also remembered the process of the trials very clearly.

So what was there to hesitate about?

Set off!

Lin Zhiluo tidied up a little.

He went to the safe house in the basement again to admire the puddle of meat that Li Haobo had turned into.

He also took the opportunity to disguise Da Sha.

From the floor where the bodyguards lived, he found a custom-made bodyguard suit that fit Da Sha's build.

Once the sunglasses were on, they completely covered Da Sha's red eyes and fangs, which were characteristic of a zombie.

From the outside, he looked like a fierce and intimidating bodyguard who provided a full sense of security.

Not only that, Lin Zhiluo also fished out some of the weapons from the Hunting Mercenary Group.

He took a few daggers for himself, while Da Sha grabbed a large machete.

Only then did the two of them stride out of the Li Family Villa.

It was now the fourth day of the apocalypse.

Most players had already slightly adapted to the environment of the end times.

Furthermore, the supplies possessed by the average household had basically been exhausted within these three days.

Driven by these two reasons.

A large number of players began to step out of their homes and take the initiative to kill zombies.

Among them, there were players lucky enough to obtain one or two pieces of equipment or items.

More, however, obtained supply cards.

There was also the thrill brought by killing zombies, gaining experience to level up, and increasing attributes.

This caused a small portion of players to begin hunting zombies frantically.

Don't say that they couldn't beat the zombies.

Just as the Doomsday Game said when it descended.

The first seven days of the apocalypse were a novice protection period.

The intelligence, attributes, abilities, and leveling speed of the zombies were largely suppressed.

A normal adult was fully capable of taking on a zombie one-on-one.

Moreover, to tell the truth.

Most young people nowadays have played online games or read apocalyptic novels.

Facing such a real-life Doomsday Game.

They brought out the experience they had learned from reading novels and playing games.

They displayed the powerful adaptability of humanity.

Very quickly, methods like forming teams and assisting one another appeared as they banded together.

As for whether there was true unity in such an apocalyptic setting, that was a different matter entirely.

Of course, various methods of killing zombies such as luring them, setting traps, and splitting up groups of zombies emerged one after another.

Accompanying the increase in strength.

In the city center of Modu, more and more players began to notice one particular place.

That was the Modu Museum.

Under normal circumstances, the Modu Museum was a tourist attraction with a massive flow of people.

But after the Doomsday Game descended, it completely devolved into a living hell.

A massive number of zombies trapped the people who hadn't managed to run out of the museum in time.

Aside from eating a small portion of them, the rest were all converted into their own kind.

This resulted in the interior and the entrance of the Modu Museum being filled with countless zombies.

This was a great place to grind levels and gain experience!

Players began to rack their brains regarding the Modu Museum.

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